Definitions
from The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition.
- abbreviation imperative
- abbreviation imperfect
- abbreviation imperial
- abbreviation import
- abbreviation imported
- abbreviation importer
- abbreviation imprimatur
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- adjective grammar, not comparable Abbreviation of
imperative ; also imper. - adjective not comparable Abbreviation of
imperial ; compare Imp. - adjective grammar, not comparable Abbreviation of
impersonal ; also impers. - adjective comparable Abbreviation of
important ; also impt. - adjective not comparable Abbreviation of
imported ; also imptd. - adjective comparable Abbreviation of
improved . - noun uncountable Abbreviation of
import . - noun countable Abbreviation of
importer ; also imptr. - noun countable, plural: imp. Abbreviation of
impression . - noun countable Abbreviation of
imprimatur . - noun countable, plural: imp. Abbreviation of
imprint . - noun countable Abbreviation of
improvement . - verb Abbreviation of
implement . - adjective Abbreviation of
imprimé (“printed ”). - noun Abbreviation of
imprimeur (“printer ”).
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Examples
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XVII C (History of the Russian schools of iconography to the end of the seventeenth century) (St. Petersburg, 1856); PETROFF, Sbornik materialov dija istorii imp. akademii khudozhestv (Collection of materials for the history of the Imperial Academy of Arts) (St. Petersburg, 1864-66); VIOLLET LE DUC, L'art russe, ses origines, ses éléments constitutifs, son apogée, son avenir (Paris, 1877);
The Catholic Encyclopedia, Volume 13: Revelation-Stock 1840-1916 1913
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Province State, to David Thompson, jun. the sum of five Pounds, in new i44? c'imp. '33i. money, in addition to his pension for the year 1779, ending the
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